Amsterdam airport deploys body-scanning machines (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Amsterdam's Schiphol airport began using new body-scanning machines at security checkpoints on Tuesday, the first major airport to use the technology to find metals and explosives hidden under clothing.
Amsterdam airport deploys body-scanning machines (Tiscali)
Going through the scanner takes about three seconds, allowing users to avoid metal detectors or body searches. For privacy, the digital images are viewed by security personnel in another room and deleted after they are viewed.
Full body scans take off at Amsterdam airport (ZDNet)
Going through the scanning machine takes about three seconds, allowing passengers to avoid metal detectors or body searches.
Inova Tech acquires RFID company RightTag (PharmaBiz)
Inova Technology (formerly Edgetech Services Inc.) has announced that it has acquired radio frequency identification (RFID) company RightTag, Inc.
POS Scanner: BlueStar To Distribute Datalogic Scanning's Magellan 1400i Scanner (DataCollectionOnline)
BlueStar, one of the leading innovator in solutions-based distribution for Auto ID, Point-of-Sale, Mobility and RFID products, is announcing that it is distributing the Datalogic Scanning Magellan 1400i omni-directional imaging scanner for retail point-of-sale (POS) applications.